Hilary Hughes published a great piece about Ghosts of Jupiter: Music Experience in this week’s Dig Boston that includes short interviews with Nate Wilson and the band’s production manager. Check it out or grab a copy at a T stop near you.
Jun 212012
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“ Ghosts of Jupiter are the real deal and they are so good I was moved to go and stand in the front row and feel the power of the Seventies hit me directly. ”
–Bradley Jay (CBS Radio Boston) -
“ ...one of the finest collections of Boston and New England-based talent you'll find on the club circuit and regional festival circuits. ”
–Jeffrey Wallace (My Secret Boston) -
“ Ghosts of Jupiter...classic rock for the new millennium. ”
–Blake Maddux (DigBoston) -
“ GOJ's 70's rock influences are quite apparent...a colorwheel of grooves and psychedelic vibrancy from a pack of well-oiled musical pros. ”
–Michael Marotta (The Boston Phoenix) -
“ ...symphonic structures and mountainous walls of sound... ”
–Barry Thompson (The Boston Phoenix) -
“ When the whole band collaborated on the riff at the center of ‘Trampled on Daisies,’ I found myself wondering about the building's structural integrity. ”
–Cara Giaimo (Ryan's Smashing Life) -
“ Having built a face-melting reputation via twin guitar lust, the band...is fresh and ready to roll into the cosmic future. ”
–Jeffrey Wallace (My Secret Boston) -
“ Rock fans everywhere should be prepared to...bask in all the six-string glory (if they haven't already). ”
–Christopher Hislop (SeacoastOnline.com) -
“ Ghosts of Jupiter...have captured the true essence of the Deep Purple, Traffic, Cream experience. Trust me. ”
–Bradley Jay (CBS Radio Boston) -
“ ...a mind-melt of 70's classic rock. ”
–Michael Marotta (The Boston Phoenix) -
“ The band works its way through genres with the finesse of a seasoned librarian utilizing the Dewey Decimal System. ”
–Joshua Lyford (Worcester Mag) -
“ ...a bold, musky sound that recalls the halcyon days of double gatefold vinyl and perfectly weathered denim and suede. ”
–Dennis Cook (Dirty Impound) -
“ The band's sound feeds on vintage fuzz, but the attack draws modern oil — proving the point that a lot has happened since Led Zeppelin. ”
–Jeffrey Wallace (My Secret Boston) -
“ Ghosts of Jupiter brings a fresh take on psychedelic rock. ”
–Ross Condit (InYourSpeakers) -
“ ...what you have here is contemporary psych-rock revelry. ”
–Christopher Hislop (SeacoastOnline.com)